KISSIMMEE, FLA. - The Cortland softball team finished 5-0 on its Florida Spring Break trip with wins Friday versus Ursinus, 12-4 in five innings, and Endicott, 5-1.

The Red Dragons (6-5) are scheduled to compete in a non-league doubleheader at Manhattanville next Saturday, March 28, at noon.
 
Cortland 12, Ursinus 4 (5 inn.)
 
Cortland bounced back after allowing three runs in the top of the first, scoring six in the bottom of the first and four in the bottom of the second. The Dragons eventually won in five innings by the eight-run rule after scoring twice in the bottom of the fifth.
 
Sophia Wahl (Schuylerville) earned the win after allowing three runs, two earned, over four innings. She gave up eight hits, but only four over her last three innings. Molly Farley (Goshen/Chester Academy) allowed one run in the fifth.
 
Cortland finished with 15 hits, led by five players with two or more. Shelby LaMont (Amsterdam) was 3-for-3 with a double, walk, RBI and two runs scored, Morgan Ellerbrock (Colonie) finished 3-for-3 with three runs scored, and Kayla Pendergast (West Hempstead) went 3-for-4 with an RBI. Katie Stork (Massapequa) ended 2-for-3 with three RBI and Kaeli McAnally (Islip) was 2-for-4 with a double, RBI and two runs. Emma Robins (Levittown/Division Avenue) had a pinch-hit two-run double in her only plate appearance.
 
Ursinus (5-8) got two hits each from Tierney Stuempfle, Alexia Weidner, Nina Davidson and Anna Evanchik. Lucy Wolf took the loss after allowing six runs in the first. Christa Andrusiewicz, the Bears' second reliever, gave up one earned run over three and a third innings.
 
Ursinus' three-run first featured a Reagan Robinson sacrifice fly and an Evanchik single that drove in a run, with another run scoring on an error during the play. Cortland sent 10 batters to the plate in its six-run bottom of the first, and its entire rally happened after the first two batters were retired. Shannon Scotto (Putnam Valley/Lakeland) and Pendergast had RBI singles to make it 3-2, followed by a Stork two-run single. Later in the inning, Robins hit her two-run double.
 
Cortland registered four runs in the second on a LaMont RBI double, a Scotto RBI sac bunt, a McAnally RBI double and a Stork RBI single. Kayla Carr hit a solo homer for Ursinus in the top of the fifth, but the Red Dragons ended the game with two in the bottom of the fifth - the first on a Scotto sacrifice fly and the second on a two-out error. Scotto finished the game with three RBI.
 
Cortland 5, Endicott 1
 
Cortland took a 5-0 lead and held off a late charge by Endicott (5-7) for the victory. Gianna Endieveri (Glens Falls) tossed the first five innings for the victory, allowing no runs on three hits with two strikeouts and two walks. Kaitlyn Macumber (Deposit) and Riley Firenze (Selden/Newfield) each pitched an inning of relief.
 
The Red Dragons scored three times in the second. The inning started with consecutive hits from Maggie Cummings (Holland Patent), Pendergast and Stork, followed by a Robins pinch-hit RBI walk. Ellerbrock hit an RBI single through the left side to make it 2-0, and two batters later LaMont hit a fly ball to left that allowed a run to score. Cortland pushed its lead to 4-0 on a McAnally RBI single in the top of the fourth, and she added another RBI single in the sixth to extend the lead to 5-0.
 
Endicott made things interesting in the bottom of the seventh. A one-out error and a Jeanise Serrano infield single put runners on first and second. After a fielder's choice forceout at second for the second out, Mia Mitchell drove in a run with a single, and an Abby McClaflin walk loaded the bases and brought the potential tying run to the plate. Firenze, however, got the next batter to fly out to center to end the game.
 
Stork finished 2-for-3 with a triple and two runs scored and McAnally went 2-for-4 with two RBI to lead Cortland's offense. Serrano was 2-for-3 and Mitchell went 2-for-4 with an RBI for the Gulls. Endicott starter Analise Grady gave up four runs in three and a third innings. Alexa Gillis allowed one unearned run over the next two and two thirds innings and Emma Sheehan pitched a scoreless seventh.